Monday, December 26, 2016

My Top 10 Fiction Reads of 2016:

1.  Lost Among the Living by Simone St. James
   
2.  Positive by David Wellington
     
3.  Say You're Sorry by Michael Robotham
    
4.  Alice by Christina Henry
     
5.  Miss Buncle's Book by D. E. Stevenson
    
6.  'Til Death Do Us Part by Amanda Quick
   
7.  Small as an Elephant by Jennifer Richard Jacobsen   
8.  Murder on St. Nicholas Avenue by Victoria Thompson  
9.  Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons
  
10.  The Bookshop on the Corner by Jenny Colgan
    


Happy Reading!

18 comments:

  1. I remember your review of Small as an Elephant from early on in Reading New England. It sounded really intriguing. Looks like you found a lot of other great fiction reads as well!

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    1. I got lucky this year! Hope to have even more favorite reads next year. :)

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  2. I haven't read many of those, but I did read Miss Buncle's Book a few years ago and enjoyed it. I'll have to look for some of your other choices in 2017!

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    1. Check out the Simone St. James! I've loved all of her books because she combines suspense, ghosts, and romance so well. :)

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  3. You're the one who made me want to read The Bookshop on the Corner. Now if I could just get my hands on it.

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    1. Not being able to get a copy of the book you want to read is the worst! I hope you get to read Bookshop on the Corner soon; it's a very fun read. :)

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  4. Cold Comfort Farm was fantastic, wasn't it? I loved that book.

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    1. It is! :D It's sad that so many people have never even heard of it, or of Stella Gibbons. She's such a great author. I've been trying to read more of her books, but they're surprisingly hard to find.

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  5. What a great list! I really need to read The Bookshop on the Corner. 'Til Death Do Us Part was so good! And you can't go wrong with Robotham. I hope you have a wonderful year in books in 2017!

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    1. Thank you! I hope you have a good year of reading next year, too. I look forward to reading your reviews and seeing what books you recommend...because what you like I tend to like, too. :)

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  6. Always love reading about other readers' favourites list. :) I haven't read any from your list but I'll be sure to check them out.

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    1. Maybe one of them will be on your favorites list next year! ;)

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  7. I haven't even heard of most of these! I did read SMALL AS AN ELEPHANT a few years back. I liked it, but didn't love it. I'm hoping to get to THE BOOKSHOP ON THE CORNER sometime soon. Glad it's worth the read!

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    1. It's got books, Scotland, and a cute romance in it. What more could you want? :)

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  8. I love reading other people's lists at the end of the year, because they always give me inspiration and bring books back into my memory (oh yeah, she blogged about this one and it sounded great). I now put Cold comfort farm on my wish-list!

    Kind regards,

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    1. I hope you get a chance to read that one. I thought it was pretty humorous and unexpectedly fun.

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  9. Oh, I love Top 10 lists. I've just added "Cold Comfort Farm" to my TBR. I've heard about it for years, but your recommendation is pushing it over the edge to actual TBR status. Wishing you a great year of reading ahead!

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    1. Cold Comfort Farm is a great read; I'm glad to have added to your TBR list! ;) And I'm excited to start filling in my new reading bingo card. (Although I might fudge a little on the boomer lit category.) Have a Happy New Year!

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